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SumitonJD

Re: Re[4]: [SHADO] Re: ufo movie

Anny(james waving to the horned helmeted one)
among the ST:TOS soap episodes you forgot to mentioned are:
The Man Trap
Charlie X
The Naked Time
Operation Annihilate(the Trek episode that is Question of Priorites but with
a Trek
happy ending)
Is There in Truth No Beauty?

And several more, which puts ST:TOS way out in front in the soap episodes.

James K.

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Anny Théberge

Re: Re[4]: [SHADO] Re: ufo movie

----- Original Message -----
From: <[hidden email]>

> Anny(james waving to the horned helmeted one)

<waving at arms expert>
Hey! You? Did you finish da UFO story you started?
8-)

> among the ST:TOS soap episodes you forgot to mentioned are:
> The Man Trap
> Charlie X
> The Naked Time

Was just quoting from failling memory, ya know... My mind's switched gears
and is only processing UFO facts, these days!
:-1

> Operation Annihilate(the Trek episode that is Question of Priorites but
with
> a Trek happy ending)

Had that one!
8-)

> Is There in Truth No Beauty?

Gosh! Indeed!

> And several more, which puts ST:TOS way out in front in the soap episodes.

Voilà! And I liked it that way!
<giggle>
Now, can someone come up with a nice percentage?
;-)

--Anny
<still looking innocent>

SumitonJD

Re: Re[4]: [SHADO] Re: ufo movie

In reply to this post by KImberly Gomula

Still working on the story Anny(want to be on the list of people to get it a
chapter at a time?)
Yes I remembered You had Operation Annihilate after I put it down but it
was worth mentioning again to show the very difference in UFO and Trek and
how they handle the same subject in a story.
I count 33 out of 78 but I might have missed a few.That's something well
over 50 % need a calulator.

James K.

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screwedmorethenonce

Re: ufo movie

In reply to this post by SumitonJD

Where did you hear that Frakes was going to do another T-Bird Movie? I must have missed the announcement. Details please...
[hidden email] wrote:I'll let you know what I think of Frakes once I see what he does to
Thunderbirds.

James K.

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Griff!

RE: ufo movie

Check out the Fanderson News pages :)

-----Original Message-----
From: Robert Thomas [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Tuesday, December 17, 2002 7:00 PM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: Re: [SHADO] ufo movie

Where did you hear that Frakes was going to do another T-Bird Movie? I must
have missed the announcement. Details please...
[hidden email] wrote:I'll let you know what I think of Frakes once I see
what he does to
Thunderbirds.

James K.

Anthony Caira

UFO and its role as a cure for cancer

In reply to this post by Jonathan Andrew Sheen-2

Hi all

I haven't posted for maybe a couple of years. My old UFO friends were
Yuchtar, Marc and Suzanne to name but a few.

I probably went down in newsgroup history as one of the many that have tried
to buy Strakers car but got nowhere.

Well - I have been off group as my partner - Alison - has been suffering
with cancer. THe fight is by no means over but an interesting fact:

I recently bought the DVD collections - even though I have it all on video.

Alison - who was never really 'into ' UFO like me, now requests UFO episodes
from the DVD's whenever British TV is crap.
She even sings the theme music to me!!

This last week we watched Sub Smash and The Sound Of Silence and she was
totally attentive the whole way through.

I am really happy that my favourite series has made her happy and i wanted
to share with you folks the fact that UFO can really raise the spirits and
hasn't lost its charm - even to a ill newcomer after 30+ years of not seeing
it....moreover it can help people on the route to recovery.

What a superb series.

With all best wishes

Tony (& Alison)

Doug Carlson

Re: UFO and its role as a cure for cancer

Thanks Tony for the superb message - all the best to you and Alison

Doug

At 12:21 AM 1/28/2003 +0000, you wrote:

>Hi all
>
>Well - I have been off group as my partner - Alison - has been suffering
>with cancer. THe fight is by no means over but an interesting fact:
>
>I am really happy that my favourite series has made her happy and i wanted
>to share with you folks the fact that UFO can really raise the spirits and
>hasn't lost its charm - even to a ill newcomer after 30+ years of not seeing
>it....moreover it can help people on the route to recovery.
>
>What a superb series.
>
>With all best wishes
>
>Tony (& Alison)

Griff!

RE: UFO and its role as a cure for cancer

In reply to this post by Anthony Caira

Hi Tony,

Thanks for your message.

In my experience, it is sometimes much harder for those around ill people
than for those with the illness. No matter how hard one tries, it is hard
not to feel impotent to do anything really practical or profound. I know
this may sound fatuous, but I believe it's true. It is also true that when
one is ill, one takes comfort from all the things that makes one happy: ones
family, children, favourite food, TV programmes and films, places. Many of
these things stem from ones childhood, and maybe even border on the
sentimental. When I was ill in the middle 90's I used to love and sometimes
just listen to UFO, and many other things that I had 'grown up' with - I
took great comfort from doing that. I even unintentionally converted members
of my family :)

Very best wishes to yourself and to Allison's total recovery,

Griff

-----Original Message-----
From: Anthony Caira [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 12:21 AM
To: [hidden email]
Subject: [SHADO] UFO and its role as a cure for cancer

Hi all

I haven't posted for maybe a couple of years. My old UFO friends were
Yuchtar, Marc and Suzanne to name but a few.

I probably went down in newsgroup history as one of the many that have tried
to buy Strakers car but got nowhere.

Well - I have been off group as my partner - Alison - has been suffering
with cancer. THe fight is by no means over but an interesting fact:

I recently bought the DVD collections - even though I have it all on video.

Alison - who was never really 'into ' UFO like me, now requests UFO episodes
from the DVD's whenever British TV is crap.
She even sings the theme music to me!!

This last week we watched Sub Smash and The Sound Of Silence and she was
totally attentive the whole way through.

I am really happy that my favourite series has made her happy and i wanted
to share with you folks the fact that UFO can really raise the spirits and
hasn't lost its charm - even to a ill newcomer after 30+ years of not seeing
it....moreover it can help people on the route to recovery.

What a superb series.

With all best wishes

Tony (& Alison)

Anthony Caira

Re: UFO and its role as a cure for cancer

In reply to this post by Doug Carlson

Hi Doug
Many thanks for the well wishes. Great to meet you on SHADO!
Hope we can chat more soon
All best wishes
Tony & Alison

on 28/1/03 4:43 am, Doug Carlson at [hidden email] wrote:

> Thanks Tony for the superb message - all the best to you and Alison
>
> Doug
>
> At 12:21 AM 1/28/2003 +0000, you wrote:
>> Hi all
>>
>> Well - I have been off group as my partner - Alison - has been suffering
>> with cancer. THe fight is by no means over but an interesting fact:
>>
>> I am really happy that my favourite series has made her happy and i wanted
>> to share with you folks the fact that UFO can really raise the spirits and
>> hasn't lost its charm - even to a ill newcomer after 30+ years of not seeing
>> it....moreover it can help people on the route to recovery.
>>
>> What a superb series.
>>
>> With all best wishes
>>
>> Tony (& Alison)
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>
>

Anthony Caira

Re: UFO and its role as a cure for cancer

In reply to this post by Griff!

Hi Griff
Many thanks for the well wishes. Great to meet you on SHADO!

I totally agree with you. For most of us - our childhood is a 'happy time'
that we can retreat to when we're feeling stressed/I'll under pressure.

I'm 37 and some people find it strange that our lounge is full with Gerry
Anderson memorabilia - Thunderbirds toys, Captain Scarlet figures and
models, and of Course UFO Dinky Toys.

People just dismiss this as childishness, but its not really - to me and my
partner it makes our home a warmer and more unique place - somewhere we can
retreat to:)

I'm glad to hear you got well from your illness in the mid 90's and its
great to hear from you!

Hope we can chat more soon
All best wishes
Tony & Alison

on 28/1/03 9:20 am, Griff at [hidden email] wrote:

> Hi Tony,
>
> Thanks for your message.
>
> In my experience, it is sometimes much harder for those around ill people
> than for those with the illness. No matter how hard one tries, it is hard
> not to feel impotent to do anything really practical or profound. I know
> this may sound fatuous, but I believe it's true. It is also true that when
> one is ill, one takes comfort from all the things that makes one happy: ones
> family, children, favourite food, TV programmes and films, places. Many of
> these things stem from ones childhood, and maybe even border on the
> sentimental. When I was ill in the middle 90's I used to love and sometimes
> just listen to UFO, and many other things that I had 'grown up' with - I
> took great comfort from doing that. I even unintentionally converted members
> of my family :)
>
> Very best wishes to yourself and to Allison's total recovery,
>
> Griff
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Anthony Caira [mailto:[hidden email]]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 28, 2003 12:21 AM
> To: [hidden email]
> Subject: [SHADO] UFO and its role as a cure for cancer
>
>
> Hi all
>
> I haven't posted for maybe a couple of years. My old UFO friends were
> Yuchtar, Marc and Suzanne to name but a few.
>
> I probably went down in newsgroup history as one of the many that have tried
> to buy Strakers car but got nowhere.
>
> Well - I have been off group as my partner - Alison - has been suffering
> with cancer. THe fight is by no means over but an interesting fact:
>
> I recently bought the DVD collections - even though I have it all on video.
>
> Alison - who was never really 'into ' UFO like me, now requests UFO episodes
> from the DVD's whenever British TV is crap.
> She even sings the theme music to me!!
>
> This last week we watched Sub Smash and The Sound Of Silence and she was
> totally attentive the whole way through.
>
> I am really happy that my favourite series has made her happy and i wanted
> to share with you folks the fact that UFO can really raise the spirits and
> hasn't lost its charm - even to a ill newcomer after 30+ years of not seeing
> it....moreover it can help people on the route to recovery.
>
> What a superb series.
>
> With all best wishes
>
> Tony (& Alison)
>
>
>
>
> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
>
>

Yuchtar-2

Re: UFO and its role as a cure for cancer

In reply to this post by Anthony Caira

Anthony Caira wrote:

> Hi all
>
> I haven't posted for maybe a couple of years. My old UFO friends were
> Yuchtar, Marc and Suzanne to name but a few.

That's why I'm the friendly Klingon. :o)

> I probably went down in newsgroup history as one of the many that have tried
> to buy Strakers car but got nowhere.
>
> Well - I have been off group as my partner - Alison - has been suffering
> with cancer. THe fight is by no means over but an interesting fact:

I hope she is doing well.

> I recently bought the DVD collections - even though I have it all on video.
>
> Alison - who was never really 'into ' UFO like me, now requests UFO episodes
> from the DVD's whenever British TV is crap.
> She even sings the theme music to me!!

8^)

> This last week we watched Sub Smash and The Sound Of Silence and she was
> totally attentive the whole way through.
>
> I am really happy that my favourite series has made her happy and i wanted
> to share with you folks the fact that UFO can really raise the spirits and
> hasn't lost its charm - even to a ill newcomer after 30+ years of not seeing
> it....moreover it can help people on the route to recovery.

GREAT!

> What a superb series.
>
> With all best wishes
>
> Tony (& Alison)

BIG HUGS, Y

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